Last Week, Namgyal Tsepak, better known as Nanji around the Seva office, left the bay area to continue his studies towards a PhD in Anthropology at Cornell University, focusing on comparative studies between Tibetan and American indigenous cultures. This treasured member of our community is already missed, and his contributions towards NACH's efforts will be remembered and appreciated as we continue our endeavors.
Below is a video of Nanji singing a Tibetan song that was presented at a recent Seva board meeting, to share a portion of his culture.
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In the U.S., Seva supports Native American communities in recovering traditional, healthy food sources that address health disparities like Type II diabetes. Here, our Native American Community Health (NACH) program shares the latest inspiring stories from the field: Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska; Lake Andes, South Dakota; & Oakland, California. 
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